Certified Data Management Professional CDMP Associate · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 25
What does "data reconciliation" typically involve?
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A
Comparing two sets of records to ensure they match accurately
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B
Comparing physical dataset with virtual one
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C
Preparing snapshots of the data for future data cleansing
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D
None of the above
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: A
Explanation
Data reconciliation involves comparing two sets of records (such as financial transactions or balances) to ensure they match accurately, which is crucial for maintaining financial integrity.
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